VOLUME II: The Silicon and Network Convergence with Ved Prakash Dutta
1. What inspired you to explore the digital age in The Silicon and Network Convergence, and how does it build on Volume I? Ved Prakash Dutta: Volume I established how we conquered thermodynamic constraints to amplify muscle power. Volume II was inspired…
VOLUME I: The Thermodynamic Crucible with Ved Prakash Dutta
1. What inspired you to write The Industrial Revolutions Trilogy, and why did you choose to begin with The Thermodynamic Crucible? Ved Prakash Dutta: My primary motivation was to trace how humanity built the material and technological apparatus of the…
The Moral Compass in the Age of Intelligent Machines
BOOK Humanity’s Magic Wand or Vacuum: Snapshot of Ethical AI AUTHOR Dr. Sabitha Sriram Artificial intelligence is often introduced to the public as an extraordinary demonstration of what machines can do. It…
ESG Beyond Compliance… Creating Profit, Purpose and Competitive Advantage By Gouri Shankar Patnaik
A business can publish an impressive sustainability report and still leave its everyday practices largely unchanged. This gap between public commitments and operational reality is the central concern of Gouri Shankar Patnaik’s ESG Beyond Compliance. The…
Book Review: Mere Khayal By Dr. Sunil Anand
Some books tell us a story, while some books make us stop for a moment and feel something. Mere Khayal by Dr. Sunil Anand belongs to the second kind. It is a collection of poems filled with thoughts, feelings, love, silence, dreams, memories, and the…
Author Interview – Ankith S Kumar
The Gita Reset 1. What inspired you to write The Gita Reset? Honestly, the idea came from my work as a counsellor. I meet a lot of young people who are dealing with stress, confusion, career pressure, relationships, expectations from parents, and…
Book Review: Nayak
By Nitish Kumar Chandrakar Some books entertain us, some books teach us, and some books quietly remind us of the people and values we may have left behind while moving ahead in life. Nayak by Nitish Kumar Chandrakar feels like one of those books. It is a…
Book Review
The Industrial Revolutions Trilogy – Volume III: The Autonomous Renaissance From Human-Centric Cobotics and Biomimetic Manufacturing to Quantum Cyber-Physical Systems and Wise Anthropocentric Governance By Ved Prakash Dutta The Industrial Revolutions…
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The Industrial Revolutions Trilogy – Volume II: The Silicon and Network Convergence A Historiographical and Techno-Economic Blueprint for the Six Epochs of Human Production By Ved Prakash Dutta The Industrial Revolutions Trilogy – Volume II: The Silicon…
The Industrial Revolutions Trilogy – Volume I: The Thermodynamic Crucible by VED PRAKASH DUTTA
Ved Prakash Dutta’s The Industrial Revolutions Trilogy – Volume I: The Thermodynamic Crucible is an ambitious and deeply researched examination of one of the most important transformations in human history—the transition from an organic, land-dependent…